[Testing Update] 2022-06-07 - Kernels, Mesa 22.1.1, Haskell, Perl, Python, Pamac

[raguse]

SDDM is before you login to use user settings, so initially global system settings, as described should be in /etc/locale.conf or if empty a system default C.UTF-8

@Yochanan

Corrected with filesystem 2022.06.08-1 and systemd 251.2-3. The default is now set to C.UTF-8.

~/.zshrc is within your user profile, so shouldn’t matter from my point of view.
From ‘[HowTo] provided system information’ tutorial about terminal language:

@cscs

Unless you’re asking in a foreign language section AND if you’re on a non-English version of Manjaro, always, always execute this command:

export LANG=C

even when the person you’re communication is not asking you to because that will change the language of that particular terminal session to English until you exit it…